Parkway Animal Clinic

At Parkway Animal Clinic, we celebrate the important role that dogs and cats play in our lives and focus on providing state of the art care in a modern, comfortable, family friendly environment. We strive to honor our motto, Compassionate professionals serving pets and their families.

Because we feel that customer service is too often lacking in the modern world we live in, we choose to focus on providing our clients with an experience of exceptional service.Being pet lovers ourselves, we also understand the stress typically involved in visits to the doctor, and aim to minimize it by treating our patients as we do our own pets' with compassion and gentle hands.

Dr. Tim White comes from Tacoma, Washington. He graduated from the College of Veterinary Medicine at Washington State University in 1999. He practiced 1 year in Las Vegas after graduating, and has been in the Phoenix area since. In 2008, Dr White decided to build his own practice focused on patient care and client service - Parkway Animal Clinic.

Wellness care is the foundation of modern medicine. Appropriate wellness care throughout your pet's life can potentially add years of quality time. Just like people, pets are especially vulnerable and uniquely impressionable during the first months of their life. As a consequence, the first several months of a pet's physical and behavioral development are crucial.

Anesthesia used to be seen as a risky endeavor that was determined successful if the patient survived the procedure. Today, with the major advancements in vital system monitoring and medicine, the barometer for successful anesthesia is much different. Our goal during an anesthetic procedure is to maintain the body at its healthiest level of function.

While some of these procedures are performed many times each week, no surgery should ever be viewed as 'routine, ' as each patient is different and every case is unique. Prior to any surgical procedure, your veterinarian or a veterinary healthcare team member will explain the risks and potential complications of the procedure.